Immanuel Nurses Choir Performs For McHs Students
Immanuel Hospital School of Nursing Choir directed by Leota Sneed Strong with accompanist Marie Uhlig Edwards sang for McHs students during the last period, opening with Our Father and including Let Us Break Bread Together Eternal Life and I ll Walk With God. A Neil Diamond piece Holly Holy followed by a Love Story duet and a five nurse skit on dodging the draft led to a final group number A Time For Us.
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Lara Pearce
Immanuel Hospital School of Nursing Choir
Gance
Leota Sneed Strong
Marie Uhlig Edwards
God
Neil Diamond
Holly
Lora's senior profile at MGUS highlights goals and plans
In a November 3 1953 feature Lora describes her motto be what you are not what you wish you were and aims for happiness. She studies advanced math English literature government and French II and captains the cheer squad. Active in mixed chorus news staff pep club Drama Club FHA and more she plans to attend Northwest Missouri State College and leaves a warning beware of the past.
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Lora
FHA
Miss Bayan
Nolte
MGUS
Northwest Missouri State College
Superstars of 71 Homecoming Queen Lora Glynn
Roberta Thaller profiles 17 year old Lora Glynn daughter of Mr. and Mrs Robert Glynn who is named Homecoming Queen. The piece notes her vibrant character and mentions favorites like Santana Stay Awhile and Love Story plus casual details like spaghetti and snow.
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Roberta Thaller
Santana
Lora Glynn
Robert Glynn
BPW Tea For Seniors And Graduation Events At MCHS
The BPW hosts a tea on Thursday the 20th for MCHS seniors. The 8th graders hold their annual graduation party on Saturday night May 22. Baccalaureate is Sunday May 23 at 8 pm in the high school gym. Seniors depart for Chicago after the event and return by May 8 for commencement at 8 pm in the school gym.
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BPW
Sulnday
Chicago
Chantry Pantry by Joyce Kuck
The fourth grade began flower box gardens with varied seeds under Mrs. Ford. Visitors Mrs. Drink and Mrs. Stevenson will discuss their Europe trips on separate days. They incubated duck eggs with help from Mrs. Richard Bass. heat killed most, one duck survived, and other eggs were opened for class observation.
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Ford
Richard Bass
Homecoming King Jack Sell Leads Iowa Farm Award Honor
Feb 28 1953 marked a joy filled day for Mr and Mrs Ed Sell as their son Jack Sell received high school honors including State Farmer Award and all conference football first team recognition. He graduates with diverse interests in math physics English literature government economics and farm management while active in football basketball rock band and FFA president. Jack admires Mara vich Namath hopes to be best coach in America and plans Tarent major in eth and PE.
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Ed Sell
Jack
Iowa
Dack
MCHS
America
Pete Maravich
Joe Namath
Linda Roenstaidt
Ali MacGraw
FFA
Peter
Tarall
Malvern Leader reports Malvern May 20 1971
The Malvern Leader dated Thursday May 20 1971 covers local news and community events in Malvern. Readers see brief notices, upcoming activities, and society items typical of a small town weekly paper.
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Malvern
Lowe
MCHS Drama Club Banquet Honors PVS and Seniors
Karen Popejoy reports the MCHS Drama Club held its second annual banquet May 18 in the high school lobby. The event featured a Senior Class catered meal, a "This Is Your Life" segment for Miss Van Seyoe, awards, guests including Lyle Van Seyoc and Bruce Breeding, and displays of past plays and the Camelot tree with D. C. Gang witticisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drama Club
Lyle van Seyoc
Clair Jones
R. W. Salyers
Albert Washburn
Newell Drink
F. A. Wortman
Peter Graham
Bruce Breeding
Pat Dolan
van Seyo
Bruce
Nancy Bloedel
Miss van Seyoe
Miss van Seync
D. C
Pat van Seythe
MCHS
Warren Darrah’s Final MCS Concert at MCHS
Warren Darrah’s last MCHS music program featured the Junior Band, chorus, and high school band. The audience awarded flowers and a gilt certificate to Mr Darrah while the Jr High chorus and high school ensembles performed songs such as Greensleeves and Were You There. The program closed with the band’s selections including In the Mood and Star Spangled Banner as seniors bid farewell amid lighthearted remarks.
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MCHS
Warren Darrah
America
Ohio
Mr. Darrah
S. Oe
Eighth Grade Class Party Planned in High School Lobby
Debbie Bayes reports preparations for the eighth grade party on May 22 from 8 to 11 p.m. in the high school lobby. Mothers listed including Mrs Hatfield and Mrs Ponton organize. 39 students work on color scheme purple and silver, flower theme, and class motto And the youth replied I can. Invitations, committees, and programs are underway.
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Hatfield
Ponton
Ellison
Leo
Frederickson
O'Dell
Bowley
Ryan
Laughlin
Pierce
Jackson
Schroeder
Clark
Lois
Liek
Gang
Teacher Feature Mr. Warren Darrah at Malvern retires
Malvern Community High School bids farewell to band and mixed chorus director Warren Darrah after 32 years. He reflects on student changes, recalls guiding hundreds of instrumentalists, and notes many past high ratings while preparing to retire this year.
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Warren Darrah
Malvern
MCHS
Darrah
Iowa
Mr. Darrah
Senior Run-Through Lists MCHS Seniors Plans
A survey of MCHS seniors reveals varied post high school plans including attending towns and community colleges across Iowa and nearby states. Names like Nancy Bloedel Diane Goldsberry Bill Baer Glen Dickersbach and many others plan further education work and new careers as they graduate.
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MCHS
Nancy Bloedel
Town Methodist
Des Moines
Diane Goldsberry
Glenwood
Bill Baer
Iowa Western ‘Community College
Clarinda
Glen Dickersbach
FFA Held Annual Parent Son Dinner Awards Presented
Malvern FIA chapter hosted its annual Parent Son Banquet on Thursday. It was a potluck with opening ceremonies followed by a guest speech from Mr. Swan son of Iowa Western Ag instructor. Slides showcased boys projects while awards were handed out and desserts served. Honorary Chapter Farmers degrees were bestowed upon Ray Horn N P Drink and Raburn Benton.
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Malvern Fia
Mr. Swanson
Iowa Western
Ray Horn
N.P. Drink
Raburn Benton
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